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#1 2010-04-13 16:19:18
Annoying Block Delay
I'm making a music game, and my steps keep coming incredibly off beat because of the STUPID, UBER STUPID, RIDICULOUS BLOCK DELAY. Is there any way of getting rid of it, or shortening it to the point it's not noticeable to where it wouldn't delay the creation of the creation of the notes?
Also, problems with block delay also occur with my multiple instances project. The bullets move slow when there are many on-screen because of the time it takes to stamp them and clear them.
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#2 2010-04-13 18:05:28
- shadow_7283
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Re: Annoying Block Delay
The best way to do it is use turbo speed (edit, set single stepping, turbo speed), but I believe that also shortens the wait block time. It would probably fix your bullet speed though.
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#3 2010-04-13 18:11:51
Re: Annoying Block Delay
shadow_7283 wrote:
The best way to do it is use turbo speed (edit, set single stepping, turbo speed), but I believe that also shortens the wait block time. It would probably fix your bullet speed though.
It doesn't shorten the wait time
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#5 2010-04-13 21:24:34
- shadow_7283
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Re: Annoying Block Delay
Kingdaro wrote:
So...what am I to do?
Tell users to run your projects in turbo speed. Try it yourself. It might help! IF YOU CAN BE BOTHERED download BYOB and open your project in it. Go to the variables section and click Make New Block. Make it a command block and insert your scripts in it. Then click atomic on the checkbox (so it is selected). Press OK. WALA! You have an EXTREMELY FAST project!
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#6 2010-04-14 14:56:31
Re: Annoying Block Delay
shadow_7283 wrote:
Kingdaro wrote:
So...what am I to do?
Tell users to run your projects in turbo speed. Try it yourself. It might help! IF YOU CAN BE BOTHERED download BYOB and open your project in it. Go to the variables section and click Make New Block. Make it a command block and insert your scripts in it. Then click atomic on the checkbox (so it is selected). Press OK. WALA! You have an EXTREMELY FAST project!
Yes, I know I should've said this before.
It IS BYOB I'm using, and it IS extremely fast, but I need light speed, and not Mach 1, since even the atomic feature in BYOB makes the notes unevenly spaced. Maybe not as bad as Scratch, but still pretty bad.
Last edited by Kingdaro (2010-04-14 14:56:57)
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#7 2010-04-14 18:06:53
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Re: Annoying Block Delay
Maybe calculate EXACTLY what the delay time is, and create a variable with that value. Then, whenever you have a wait or note block, you can just add the variable to whatever number you want to use. Beyond that, I really can't help you more than I have.
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